The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 21, 1975, Page 31, Image 31

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Silverton Ditelin
Pioneers , .
Return to :
Make Home
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By UIXK L. MA08EN i,
IUVERTON Twe memWs
at ene ef SUvertea't first pioneer
(ami lid have returned to Silver
ton. ,,.. , '....,,
Mrs. Charm A. Reynold, who
has been living .at The Dalles St
makinf plant to build a home ea
Apple and CooUdge -treet. a lot
which wai a part ol the old Coot.
Mg . eatate . la turenoa. Mrs.
Lou 1m . Brownhill, who returned
here recently from Yakima, has
old her home a 407 W. Mala
Street but plant to remai here
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Married in Monmouth I A Hawaiian Vacation
tor the summer,
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The two women are franddaugh
tert of Ai Coolidge, who helped
. plat much ef Silvertoo ind who
wai largely instrumental in the
early growth of the city. tin.
Reynold! at Frince Adams, and
Mrt. Brownhill, at Louise Adami.
were reared in Silverton, Although
they retain property here, they
have been gone from SBvertoa far
I number of yean. i. t
Mrs. Brownhill told her home
here to Mr. and Mrt. Rutael F.
Christ men from the midwest and
.. aha will vacate this Miy u
Mrt. Reynold't daughter, Ines,
who it now Mrt. Carroll Green,
it moving thbrtly with her husband
to Salt Lake City to live. Mr.
. Green fa) with Union Pacific Rail
road.
Mr. and Mrs. Rholin Cooler,
- noted iri growers, left Friday for
Memphis, Tenn., to attend the Na
tional Irit Show, tbey plan to be
-gone 1 days.
Chares. Craapa to Meet ' ,, . ,
Following the social quiet of
... Easter- Week, Silverton church
groups have announced a number
of meetinga for the coming week.
At Immanuel Lutheran, Mrt. R, J.
' VanCleave will give a book re
view. "Red Dragons Over China,"
at toe, Thursday I p.m. meeting
of the Ladies Aid.. Tat group will
meet at the fireside room with
Mrs. Elmer Johnson to give the
devotions and Mrt. C. J. Towe to
report ea the Christian Education
work. Hostesses are Mrt. H. K.
Funrue, Mrt.. Ola Meland, Mrt.
Merle Rasmussea and Mrt. Leslie
Lowery.
Calvary Naomi Society win be
- luestt at Urt. Olga lewd at her
- (erne ea Tuesday eight at 7 p.m.
The Seventh-Day Adventitt Dor
eat society meets Wednesday af
ternoon from 1 to 4 o'clock at the
church. . ' j- ' '
Mrt. James Phillips, president
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MONMOUTH-Mr. and Mrt. Kenneth G. Gorman (Roberta
Jacobson) who were married on April 7 at the First Baptist .
v Church of Monmouth. The bride it the daughter of .Mrt.
Mary Jacobson of Monmouth and Eddie Jecobson of Port
land,, and the groom's parents era Mr. and Mrt. Gordon
Gorman of- Corvallis. The groom entered the .army in
Portland on Thursday and the bride will remain at her
mother's home for the present. (Parmer's Studio, Dallas.)
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Vacationing in Hawaii it Mrt. Mary Farr of Salem, who is
, jhown with a native in Hawaiian attire just before leaving
the hotel for a luau, a Hawaiian feast. (Transocean
Photo.) . ,
of Trinity Guild, hat announced
Guild Circlet for the week to in
clude Higher Education, Tuesday
at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Rasmus Wik. 113 S. Water Street:
Charities Circle. Wednesday at 2
p.m. at the home of Mrt. Adolph
Hauge, KM Broadway; Literature
Circle. Wednesday at 1 p.m. at
the home of Mrt. Andrew Haere,
Brush Creek district; - Christian
Nurture. Thursday at I p.m. at
the borne of Mrt. Sheldon Knutson,
405 Adams Street; Mission Circle,
Friday, April X at I p.m. at the
home of Mrt. Clifford Eklund,
Molalla, Jteute I, Box 11J. J
Martha Circle of the Methodist
Church will meet Monday at 1:30
p.m. at the home of Mrt. Fredj
Richard. , i " . '
Expedition Pirns
Journey to Arctic
. OTTAWA, April 0 laWAn eight
man Arctic expedition leaves next
week to speed more than a year,
on North Elesmere Island, within
SSO miles of the geographic North
Pole. The party will study geo
physical, geological and, climato
logical condltlona at part af Cana
da'! contribution to the Interna
tional Geophysical Tear program. I
Like wooden a hips of sailing
days wits' their carved figure
heads, tome modern steel ships
now carry bronze, figureheads.
' Club Calendar
' V Monday
Salem Junior Woman's Club, clubhouse, S pjn. - -Rotariaui
Women, Meier and Frank auditorium, luncheon. 1 P m.
. Bethel 4. Job't Daughters, Scottish Rite Temple, I p.m. cover'
ed dun dinner. .. -.
Spinttera with MUa Marcia Webb, J27J Pringle Road,. I p.m.
.v' v?' ;!" Taeeday :' .i -
Salem BPW Club dinner, Golden Pheasant, 6:30 p.m.
Bethel M. Job't Daughters, West Salem City HaO, 7:30 p.m.
1 Salem Navy Mother's Club with Mrs. Ida Newton, 368 N. 13th
St., I p.m. '
Chadwick Chapter, OES social club, Masonic Temple, 1:11 des
sert .
Wedneaday
Royal Neighbor! of America Sewing Club, Mrs. John Reppner,
55 Hood St, 11:30 salad luncheon.
Veterans of World War I, Barracks and Auxiliary,. VFW HaO,
:30 p.m. benefit dinner.
First Methodist WSCS, Carrier Room, I p.m.
Cherry Court. Order of Amaranth, Scottish Rite Temple, I p.m.
Wednesday Afternoon Literature Group, AAUW, with Mrt. L. A.
Walworth, Route 1, Bos IN, 1:30 p.m. (
: Thursday
Jane Jeffertoa dub with Mrt. Max ShusterwiU, 3365 Alberta
Ok, aj pan. - " M
Town and Gowa moticale, Willamette University Music HaXJ, S
pjn., tea, Lauanne Hall. . - i
SojourMTs, Salem Woman'! Club, 1 p.m. . -
Slera Toastmi stress Club, Golden Pheasant, I p.m. .
-' ' ' ' ' Prlday .'; " .
Salem Woman's Club at clubhouse, 1 p.m.
Golden Ag( Club, YWCA, 1:30 p.m. ; . a t
Miss Jacobson
b Mairicd
MONMOUTH The First Baptist
Church of Monmouth was the let
ting for the wedding of Miss Ro
berta Jacobson, daughter of Mra.
Mary Jacobson of Monmouth and
Eddie Jacobson of Portland, and
Kenneth G. Gorman, ton of Mr.
and Mra. Gordon Gorman of Cor
vallis. at 1:30 o'clock of Sunday
April T. The Rev. Roy H. Camp-
Deli officiated. -
For ner wedding the bride se
lected a white ballerina gown with
a beuiiant skirt and a sleeveless
bodice with a boat neckline. Her
fingertip veil was caught to
crowa of teed pearls and sequins.
She carried a bouquet of white
gardenias and stephaaotU.
Mrs. Don Walters, wearing
yellow .ballerina length gown, was
matron or Donor. Susan Clark,
cousin of the bride from San Ber-
aadino, California, and Linda Cun
ningham were candleligbtert.
Robert Real was best man and
the ushers wereJim Hart and Bill
Park. Mrt. Larry Jacobson. sister
In-law of the bride, was Jn charge
ox the guest book. ,
After a reception la the church
social rooms the newlywedt left
for a boneymooa in Vancouver,
B.C.
Wirm Welcomes Due
TOKYO, April 30 lit - Extra
warm amilet and friendly bellot
will 17001 tourists this tummer
at Tokyo's International Airport
Statesman, Salem, Ore.. Sun., April 21, 57 (Sec. TJI)-31
and the maia harbors of Kobe,
Yokohama and Osaka. The gov
ernment ft airing collefe-educat-
ed. English-speaking Japanese: ,
fir Is to welcomaf viiltm wh4 ' '
they" arrive. -
vi; . i " : i april 2&30 ' ' : :-
MMijfTlBiSTOGlN(GS
Now is the time to stoclc up on your favorite Roman- Stripe
custom-designed stockings, or get acquainted with these
wonderful wearing hose now at special savings! Perfect
weights for every occasion! Proportioned lengths, sizes 8)i
to 11. In spring s new fashion-right colon.
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reg. $11 65 full-fashioned, 15 denier
dress sheers-and 20 denier business
sheers;
$1.32
W reg. $1.50 sheer seamless nylons, nude
dCP heel. " , V
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reg. $1i35 f lil l-fashioned walking
sheers, exceptionally long wearing;
$1.08
ta& and phon$ orient
Wta thipping cost to arevu ovtsidt our regular truck delivery route.
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sMONDAY AN0 FtlDATi 9:30 A.M.
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Studjo pictures
win with .
grandmoms
Mother's Day,
May 12
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Wh i t f . grandmother, are
grandmother the gift that
pleases most Is grandchild's
picture. Especially the warm,
wonderful professional pho
tographs taken at Meier &
Frank's Salem, specialist In
children's pictures. Special
fhlt weeks Four"' portraits
two 5x7, two pocket-size -only
$5.79.
PHOTOOIAPH STUDIO
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learn how to be a new you in 2 hoursl
register tomorrow for .
HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S J
PARIS BEAUTY COURSE f
Thursday, April 25-1 0 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. f . .
. Three beauty experts from the Helena Rubinstein Salon will start you off with a two
' hour lesson in skJn care, hair care, make-up and figure control. ?
Every aspect of your beauty it covered
In this fabulout session that would cost
$15 In the Salon.
You buy this Paris Beauty Box ...11
wonderful Helena Rubinstein prepare
tions you'll use In class. If s t real value
that It specially yours at utt $2 pjus tax.
(Paris Beauty Box available only to those
taking the course J
You receive the 2-hour class, with e- face
and figure check-up, recommendations,
complete personal beauty enalysis and -generous
tube of refreshing, firming
Herbal Maslt, You walk out looking
brand-new and beautiful already, and
with a portfolio of the 9-week home
course on diet exercise, tkfn are, make
up . . . everything you need to work a
miracle in your mirror In just 21 short
dayt. -
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